2950 Tobacco Rd Chesapeake Beach, MD 20732
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**PRICED TO SELL!!! ** This is a great deal for this beautiful contemporary home that features 3 bedrooms and 3 full baths, situated on a stunning private 5-acre wooded lot. A LOT of bang for your buck! This home was previously renovated on The Ellen Show and has gained notable recognition within the Chesapeake Beach community and Northern Calvert County. Key features include a new BAT septic system, a roof was replaced in 2022, beautifully refinished hardwood flooring throughout, and a new HVAC system, with the warranty transferring to the new owner at closing. All the big-ticket items are done! On the main level, the eat-in kitchen boasts vaulted ceilings, updated Viking appliances, and elegant marble countertops. Gorgeous skylights provide ample natural light. The living room includes a propane fireplace with a built-in mantle and shelving. Sliding barn doors lead to the main level primary bedroom and the primary bath suite. The spacious Trex deck at the rear of the home offers plenty of space for cookouts or quiet evenings overlooking the gorgeous wooded lot, which features landscaping, rock, and pavers underneath. The upper level comprises two additional bedrooms and a second full bath. The basement is awaiting your personal touches (it is not upgraded) and features a third full bath, a utility sink, a recreation room, and an extra room that can serve as a fourth bedroom. It also includes a rough-in for a wood-burning stove. This home and property is ideal for nature enthusiasts, hunters, or anyone seeking a peaceful retreat. There's even a treehouse (AS_IS - unknown condition) for the kids! Additional amenities include covered parking, two storage sheds, and a paved driveway. Home is conveniently located near local amenities, including the farmer's market, boardwalk, and excellent local restaurants, it also offers easy access to Joint Base Andrews, Patuxent River, and Washington, D.C.
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